how well does it work on removing black ink tattoos???????
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I don't have experience with that. I would call the company or makeupartistschoice.com and get their input. I would read up on it and consider going to a laser office with experience in tattoo removal. You need a deeper mode to remove tattoos from what I know...such as a laser
13847
I did see a "100% TCA peel tattoo removal" here on amazon. If you search by that phrase you will find it. Personally, i once had a tattoo removed with a laser, and after 7 treatments it was very faced. I still had to put a new one over it so it didn't look ridiculous. :-) hope this helps. For the price, I would try these TCA before a laser.
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I tried using this and a couple of other TCAs to remove a red rose tattoo with a name & the stem of the rose in black ink. This one really didn't impress me as being very strong. I am currently using another TCA that I also bought on Amazon with much better results. The one I am using now is in a clear bottle with a black top. It is also 50% and can be bought in different sizes. Sorry, I'm not sure who the dealer was.
13849
Well i did not try removing tattoos. It is painful on face, i diluate it using half water half solution. Produce a good peeling.
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It will remove them over time but be aware that your skin will look ""scarred" for a long time after. I removed a smudge of blue where the artist messed up my tattoo and instead of going back to him, I used this TCA 5 times...10 min each time and now my skin is discolored or scarred. It did remove the smudge though! I asked my friend who does makeup tattooing and she said it will take a year or more to go back to normal. She did tell me to keep vasaline on it to help fade it out quicker. The scar isn't indented or anything...it's just darker than the rest of my skin. Good luck! It will remove them over time but be aware that your skin will look ""scarred" for a long time after. I removed a smudge of blue where the artist messed up my tattoo and instead of going back to him, I used this TCA 5 times...10 min each time and now my skin is discolored or scarred. It did remove the smudge though! I asked my friend who does makeup tattooing and she said it will take a year or more to go back to normal. She did tell me to keep vasaline on it to help fade it out quicker. The scar isn't indented or anything...it's just darker than the rest of my skin. Good luck!
13851
I believe I've read about the use of TCA for tattoo removal. I would totally avoid the face and neck area with 50%. I have scarring on my face in places.
13852
I don't have any tattoos, but since this Tricholor Acetic Acid is a pretty good skin peel, I would imagine that with time it would really fade the tattoos. The only requirement is patience and letting the skin heal between applications. Depending on how deep they are, this Acid is a pretty good skin peel, So it should work with time. Just please, please do not rush the process. yours, Chris
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I had a black butterfly on my forearm that was 30 years old and mostly homemade with professional recolorations and touchups. There is hardly any of it left, but I do have massive scarring. On my leg, I had red rose...all the red is gone but it left brown tinged skin (hyperpigmentation) but no scarring. I still need to do another application or two on both leg and arm, but will not do that until after summer is over. Good luck!.
1260630
I have found it most useful in covering scratches and rejuvenating dry leather. It will remove recent stains if you can get right to them, but ink and older, darker stains have to be removed using an ink remover product. Hope this helps
1058715
I've tried every style of blackhead remover and I would recommend the "Double Loop Extractor" from an Amazon sponsored link: skinrxclinic.com at $14.95 (FREE S&H;).
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There are 2 ink tanks. One is black and the other is color. If the black is empty the colors print funny. And if the color is empty, the black prints faded looking. So the answer is, yes it will work, but it won't look very good.
2263221
I couldn't say. I used it to remove ink written on photos. Worked well on that.
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Works well. Increase dwell time from lacquer. Couple coats before scraping off. No water until end. Scraper, steel wool, then hot water and nylon brush, then pressure washer, then soap and water, then pressure washer. Faster the better when scrubbing off stripper. Commit to it otherwise you'll just have to do it twice. Oxalic acid if you get black spots.
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Won't do it. You have to replace the color ink and then it will work till the black runs out. Then replace the black etc. This seems to be a problem to some people but no big issue to me. I can deal with that small issued knowing my prints are waterproof and the ink is a lot cheaper than most.
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I doubt it ... it didn't do anything what so ever to my tattoo... nothing at all. Looks just like it did day 1 and have tried reusing it several times and still with no results.
1010772
Not at all,ink probably will be problem,could use an alcohol or kind of ink remover
166674
It works great removing paint. It peels the paint. Very Strong. Try something else, if is not paint what you are trying to remove...maybe a degreaser...
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Wiping it down when you get it will help significantly, yes. But, for me, it didn't completely fix it. It still rubbed off on my hands a little bit the next 4 or 5 times I used it, but after that, it was fine. And it's still all-black, so it's not a cosmetic issue with the tool.
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No it does not work with tattoo removal. I had a tattoo myself removed and have worked with many dermatology centers in NYC and I can promise you that nothing will remove a tattoo besides laser treatments. No chemical peel (I don't care how strong it is) will work on a tattoo. Sorry. Real tattoo removal is expensive and painful and done with a laser. This particular product is a light peel that would do nothing but make your tattoo look brighter. Hope this info helps. If u live in AZ, NYC or NJ I can refer you to a great Tatto removal doctor.
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Yes, I think it will. I have never tried it before so, I'm not sure how well it will remove an ink stain but I have friends that have tried it and got it out.
669028
Have you tried a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser? I bet it would do the job. That said, this is why I ordered the Black Diamond model - I've seen the grungyness on the strap others have at the gym.
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I've seen a blog that showed great results from 50%. I don't remember the exact site but do a google search. he showed before and after images after one use and it faded a lot. I believe he used 50% for 4 minutes then reapplied for another 4 mins then neutralized and washed off. Im thinking to try this later but I also saw an article linking TCA to liver cancer so I'm on the fence about it. I definitely got no results trying to fade with glycolic acid, so it's either TCA or laser, but don't listen to people who say TCA doesn't fade tattoos.
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hi i actually dont know much i just started using it.. and seeing no change other than burning and breaking out.. i think it will affect tattos..
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It won't fade the tattoo. It will burn the top layer of skin. It is very strong.